Library Nook with Wooden Swing and Bookshelf
About Library Interiors
Common questions from homeowners.
It has to be the wooden swing seat hanging by the window on thick ropes. It turns an ordinary reading corner into somewhere you actually want to curl up, especially with the view behind it.
There is a full floor-to-ceiling bookshelf with open shelves on top and closed wood cabinets at the bottom. The open shelves hold plenty of books while the cabinets hide away the bits you'd rather not show.
It is a printed autumn-foliage panel set into the ceiling above the window, lit so it glows warmly. It brings a bit of the outdoors in and gives the nook its cosy, seasonal mood.
The reading area sits on a low wooden platform with a couple of steps, which quietly separates it from the rest of the space. A soft jute rug on top keeps it comfortable underfoot.
Yes. Even a single window corner can take a swing or a bench plus a slim bookshelf. Share the corner you have in mind with the designer and they will scale it to fit.

